3G Toyota Prius Engine Coolant Change VLOG (2010-2015)

In this VLOG I change the engine coolant on this 2010 Toyota Prius.
The coolant used is Toyota Super Long Life Coolant
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[@johnvgig]

Thank you, other videos I've watched never mention the engine block drain valve. Some commentators in this thread say their 2010 Prius doesn't have one, but with your help I know where to look. Thanks again.

[@sashaviroviy5065]

You can “force” engine to work thru the prosedure by entering Maintenance mode

[@sashaviroviy5065]

Other who have 2010 say they do not have bleeder valve; on my 2015 also no bleeder valve.

[@vkabcd]

Thank you....

[@rondefly]

liked the description you gave, the only thing I would like is for you to point with something long at the items while the camera is on them, when you are trying you are in the way to find the parts. Thank you Very much. Ron

[@josegarcia-th3pj]

you could remove part of the inlet air assembly

[@josegarcia-th3pj]

why the house upward and not downwards

[@ramindadseresht4074]

Beavus changing coolant :)

[@rodwellrounds6375]

Would you be willing to post the link to the service manual

[@HadesOmega]

I got the manual from here: techinfo.toyota.com kzbin.info/www/bejne/jX63gHWPa82ebrM

[@joeshmoe8952]

How many jugs of coolant do I need if I’m planning on changing the inverter & engine coolant?

[@HadesOmega]

2 gallon jugs, if you are a little short you can use distilled water

[@joeshmoe8952]

@@HadesOmega Cool thanks